‘Use cannabis as a medicine’, says MP

AN MP has called for a government review into the medicinal use of cannabis.

Drugs Minister Norman Baker, Liberal Democrat MP for Lewes, wants the Department of Health to consider broadening the range of medical conditions for which cannabis can be used.

The MP wants new laws passed that legalise the widespread use of the plant to relieve symptoms of certain medical conditions - including the side effects of chemotherapy, Crohn's disease and MS.

Mr Baker, who admits to smoking cannabis in the past, said he was uncomfortable that there were “credible people” who use cannabis to relieve their condition but had to break the law to help their health.

He said: “I think it is time to reconsider medicinal properties of cannabis, given what I have learnt in my role as a minister. I have seen more and more evidence that cannabis can provide genuine medical benefits to treat a number of conditions.

“There is a growing body of research that shows the medical properties of chemical components of cannabis. We should seriously consider whether it is valuable to treat conditions such as MS, glaucoma, chronic and neurogenic pain and the side effects from chemotherapy and HIV/AIDS treatments.”

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Mr Baker said he had written to Jeremy Hunt, the secretary of state for health, asking for a review into the benefits of cannabis and an easing of restrictions on the development of cannabis-based medicines.

The Lewes politician's call for a review comes weeks after scores of medicinal cannabis users met at a United Patients Alliance meeting in Brighton to share their stories on how the drug helped their various health conditions.

They included Michael Cutler, 63, from Hastings, who claims to have rid himself of liver cancer after taking cannabis oil.

Mr French, of United Patients Alliance, said: “After meeting with Norman several times and explaining how medical cannabis helps, I feel very positive about his calls for a review. The fact he has backed it is a strong indicator we are on the right path when it comes to the medicinal use of cannabis and it is welcome the issue is being spoken about by Government officials.

“We have been busy planning our next campaign - organising more meetings and getting a structured way to work with everyone who wants to be involved. The response we have had is fantastic.”

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Comments (38)

If it was another drug those campaigners wouldn't be interested. They gravitate to cannabis like bees round a honeypot. Probably cos it sends them tripping!

If it was another drug those campaigners wouldn't be interested. They gravitate to cannabis like bees round a honeypot. Probably cos it sends them tripping!NickBrt

If it was another drug those campaigners wouldn't be interested. They gravitate to cannabis like bees round a honeypot. Probably cos it sends them tripping!

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Anna Phylactic says...3:47am Fri 15 Aug 14

Or perhaps it's because it's a cheap, readily available, largely harmless and often effective drug for helping sufferers of a number of very serious conditions who find nothing else works. Plus it gets you mashed, which is brilliant.

Or perhaps it's because it's a cheap, readily available, largely harmless and often effective drug for helping sufferers of a number of very serious conditions who find nothing else works.
Plus it gets you mashed, which is brilliant.Anna Phylactic

Or perhaps it's because it's a cheap, readily available, largely harmless and often effective drug for helping sufferers of a number of very serious conditions who find nothing else works. Plus it gets you mashed, which is brilliant.

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greeg3 says...7:26am Fri 15 Aug 14

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing?
Lot of b+++++++ !greeg3

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

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Wide Bertha says...7:33am Fri 15 Aug 14

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

' I heard '

[quote][p][bold]greeg3[/bold] wrote:
I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing?
Lot of b+++++++ ![/p][/quote]' I heard 'Wide Bertha

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

' I heard '

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Clark420 says...9:28am Fri 15 Aug 14

NickBrt wrote…

If it was another drug those campaigners wouldn't be interested. They gravitate to cannabis like bees round a honeypot. Probably cos it sends them tripping!

We gravitate to cannabis as it is a medicine that works. I am in pain - i use cannabis, then i'm in less pain. Its really not that difficult to understand.

[quote][p][bold]NickBrt[/bold] wrote:
If it was another drug those campaigners wouldn't be interested. They gravitate to cannabis like bees round a honeypot. Probably cos it sends them tripping![/p][/quote]We gravitate to cannabis as it is a medicine that works.
I am in pain - i use cannabis, then i'm in less pain.
Its really not that difficult to understand.Clark420

NickBrt wrote…

If it was another drug those campaigners wouldn't be interested. They gravitate to cannabis like bees round a honeypot. Probably cos it sends them tripping!

We gravitate to cannabis as it is a medicine that works. I am in pain - i use cannabis, then i'm in less pain. Its really not that difficult to understand.

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Clark420 says...9:31am Fri 15 Aug 14

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

but i suppose its okay when that opium is ground then put in pills then given out through the pharmacy? I'm prescribed a hell of a lot of opiates for pain management by the NHS... i use cannabis instead as it works better and means i'm still able to function. You need to research what the endocannabinoid system is so you can be informed about the subject as you clearly don't know much about it if that's what you think.

[quote][p][bold]greeg3[/bold] wrote:
I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing?
Lot of b+++++++ ![/p][/quote]but i suppose its okay when that opium is ground then put in pills then given out through the pharmacy?
I'm prescribed a hell of a lot of opiates for pain management by the NHS... i use cannabis instead as it works better and means i'm still able to function.
You need to research what the endocannabinoid system is so you can be informed about the subject as you clearly don't know much about it if that's what you think.Clark420

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

but i suppose its okay when that opium is ground then put in pills then given out through the pharmacy? I'm prescribed a hell of a lot of opiates for pain management by the NHS... i use cannabis instead as it works better and means i'm still able to function. You need to research what the endocannabinoid system is so you can be informed about the subject as you clearly don't know much about it if that's what you think.

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Goldenwight says...9:35am Fri 15 Aug 14

Could we widen the range of medical conditions to include haemorrhoids and athlete's foot, because I'm not suffering from any of the others! Seriously, though, regarding some of the earlier comments. My understanding is that medical preparations of cannabis retain the pain relief bits, but take out the bits that get you giggly & happy. Can anyone confirm whether this is the case?

Could we widen the range of medical conditions to include haemorrhoids and athlete's foot, because I'm not suffering from any of the others!
Seriously, though, regarding some of the earlier comments. My understanding is that medical preparations of cannabis retain the pain relief bits, but take out the bits that get you giggly & happy. Can anyone confirm whether this is the case?Goldenwight

Could we widen the range of medical conditions to include haemorrhoids and athlete's foot, because I'm not suffering from any of the others! Seriously, though, regarding some of the earlier comments. My understanding is that medical preparations of cannabis retain the pain relief bits, but take out the bits that get you giggly & happy. Can anyone confirm whether this is the case?

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Nikski says...9:43am Fri 15 Aug 14

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?

[quote][p][bold]greeg3[/bold] wrote:
I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing?
Lot of b+++++++ ![/p][/quote]The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?Nikski

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?

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greeg3 says...10:04am Fri 15 Aug 14

Nikski wrote…

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?

I'll explain for you and all the other contributors who missed my point.Skunk smokers would smoke it whether they claim an ailment or not. They're just common dope smokers,nothing else.

[quote][p][bold]Nikski[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]greeg3[/bold] wrote:
I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing?
Lot of b+++++++ ![/p][/quote]The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?[/p][/quote]I'll explain for you and all the other contributors who missed my point.Skunk smokers would smoke it whether they claim an ailment or not. They're just common dope smokers,nothing else.greeg3

Nikski wrote…

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?

I'll explain for you and all the other contributors who missed my point.Skunk smokers would smoke it whether they claim an ailment or not. They're just common dope smokers,nothing else.

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KumaBean says...10:30am Fri 15 Aug 14

Goldenwight wrote…

Could we widen the range of medical conditions to include haemorrhoids and athlete's foot, because I'm not suffering from any of the others! Seriously, though, regarding some of the earlier comments. My understanding is that medical preparations of cannabis retain the pain relief bits, but take out the bits that get you giggly & happy. Can anyone confirm whether this is the case?

Nonsense and a common misconception. Marinol, which is synthetic THC (the main psychoactive compound found in cannabis) is available as an antiemetic and an appetite stimulant and gets the user high, as does GW's Sativex which is a whole cannabis plant extract containing a full cannabinoid, terpenoid, and flavonoid profile. Sativex, again and being nothing more than fancy cannabis tincture, gets the user high. With regards to your haemorrhoids and athletes foot, cannabis may well be the answer that you're looking for: "While the earliest mentions of medical cannabis come from China, other regions of the world were not too far behind. Several medical papyri dating from 1000 to 1700 BC show that the ancient Egyptians used cannabis to treat foot and eye problems, as well as hemorrhoids." -http://health.howst uffworks.com/wellnes s/drugs-alcohol/hist ory-of-medical-canna bis-use1.htm :)

[quote][p][bold]Goldenwight[/bold] wrote:
Could we widen the range of medical conditions to include haemorrhoids and athlete's foot, because I'm not suffering from any of the others!
Seriously, though, regarding some of the earlier comments. My understanding is that medical preparations of cannabis retain the pain relief bits, but take out the bits that get you giggly & happy. Can anyone confirm whether this is the case?[/p][/quote]Nonsense and a common misconception.
Marinol, which is synthetic THC (the main psychoactive compound found in cannabis) is available as an antiemetic and an appetite stimulant and gets the user high, as does GW's Sativex which is a whole cannabis plant extract containing a full cannabinoid, terpenoid, and flavonoid profile. Sativex, again and being nothing more than fancy cannabis tincture, gets the user high.
With regards to your haemorrhoids and athletes foot, cannabis may well be the answer that you're looking for:
"While the earliest mentions of medical cannabis come from China, other regions of the world were not too far behind. Several medical papyri dating from 1000 to 1700 BC show that the ancient Egyptians used cannabis to treat foot and eye problems, as well as hemorrhoids." -http://health.howst
uffworks.com/wellnes
s/drugs-alcohol/hist
ory-of-medical-canna
bis-use1.htm
:)KumaBean

Goldenwight wrote…

Could we widen the range of medical conditions to include haemorrhoids and athlete's foot, because I'm not suffering from any of the others! Seriously, though, regarding some of the earlier comments. My understanding is that medical preparations of cannabis retain the pain relief bits, but take out the bits that get you giggly & happy. Can anyone confirm whether this is the case?

Nonsense and a common misconception. Marinol, which is synthetic THC (the main psychoactive compound found in cannabis) is available as an antiemetic and an appetite stimulant and gets the user high, as does GW's Sativex which is a whole cannabis plant extract containing a full cannabinoid, terpenoid, and flavonoid profile. Sativex, again and being nothing more than fancy cannabis tincture, gets the user high. With regards to your haemorrhoids and athletes foot, cannabis may well be the answer that you're looking for: "While the earliest mentions of medical cannabis come from China, other regions of the world were not too far behind. Several medical papyri dating from 1000 to 1700 BC show that the ancient Egyptians used cannabis to treat foot and eye problems, as well as hemorrhoids." -http://health.howst uffworks.com/wellnes s/drugs-alcohol/hist ory-of-medical-canna bis-use1.htm :)

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Tom Speed says...10:53am Fri 15 Aug 14

NickBrt wrote…

If it was another drug those campaigners wouldn't be interested. They gravitate to cannabis like bees round a honeypot. Probably cos it sends them tripping!

I suggest you spend as few days reading all this, http://www.faqs.org/ patents/assignee/gw- pharma-limited/ Then consider apologizing for your ignorance.

[quote][p][bold]NickBrt[/bold] wrote:
If it was another drug those campaigners wouldn't be interested. They gravitate to cannabis like bees round a honeypot. Probably cos it sends them tripping![/p][/quote]I suggest you spend as few days reading all this, http://www.faqs.org/
patents/assignee/gw-
pharma-limited/
Then consider apologizing for your ignorance.Tom Speed

NickBrt wrote…

If it was another drug those campaigners wouldn't be interested. They gravitate to cannabis like bees round a honeypot. Probably cos it sends them tripping!

I suggest you spend as few days reading all this, http://www.faqs.org/ patents/assignee/gw- pharma-limited/ Then consider apologizing for your ignorance.

Score: 2

NotoriousPyro says...10:54am Fri 15 Aug 14

NickBrt wrote…

If it was another drug those campaigners wouldn't be interested. They gravitate to cannabis like bees round a honeypot. Probably cos it sends them tripping!

You'd rather me be addicted to sleeping pills which cause me to sleep walk and sleep talk? Cannabis helps me sleep like no other drug.

[quote][p][bold]NickBrt[/bold] wrote:
If it was another drug those campaigners wouldn't be interested. They gravitate to cannabis like bees round a honeypot. Probably cos it sends them tripping![/p][/quote]You'd rather me be addicted to sleeping pills which cause me to sleep walk and sleep talk?
Cannabis helps me sleep like no other drug.NotoriousPyro

NickBrt wrote…

If it was another drug those campaigners wouldn't be interested. They gravitate to cannabis like bees round a honeypot. Probably cos it sends them tripping!

You'd rather me be addicted to sleeping pills which cause me to sleep walk and sleep talk? Cannabis helps me sleep like no other drug.

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Uberarticuno says...11:00am Fri 15 Aug 14

Goldenwight wrote…

Could we widen the range of medical conditions to include haemorrhoids and athlete's foot, because I'm not suffering from any of the others! Seriously, though, regarding some of the earlier comments. My understanding is that medical preparations of cannabis retain the pain relief bits, but take out the bits that get you giggly & happy. Can anyone confirm whether this is the case?

They're trying to, so children can take it. I imagine they've got quite far now but I'm pretty sure most people will want the "organic" version. Can't say I'd blame them.

[quote][p][bold]Goldenwight[/bold] wrote:
Could we widen the range of medical conditions to include haemorrhoids and athlete's foot, because I'm not suffering from any of the others!
Seriously, though, regarding some of the earlier comments. My understanding is that medical preparations of cannabis retain the pain relief bits, but take out the bits that get you giggly & happy. Can anyone confirm whether this is the case?[/p][/quote]They're trying to, so children can take it. I imagine they've got quite far now but I'm pretty sure most people will want the "organic" version. Can't say I'd blame them.Uberarticuno

Goldenwight wrote…

Could we widen the range of medical conditions to include haemorrhoids and athlete's foot, because I'm not suffering from any of the others! Seriously, though, regarding some of the earlier comments. My understanding is that medical preparations of cannabis retain the pain relief bits, but take out the bits that get you giggly & happy. Can anyone confirm whether this is the case?

They're trying to, so children can take it. I imagine they've got quite far now but I'm pretty sure most people will want the "organic" version. Can't say I'd blame them.

Score: 5

firemanste says...11:21am Fri 15 Aug 14

i agree that certain medical conditions can benefit from thc sprays. on the other side look at how many people have mental health problems through weed.the mental health hospitals are full of weed tokers. cigarettes first,weed second and class a drugs next. the start of a slippery slope for a lot of people

i agree that certain medical conditions can benefit from thc sprays. on the other side look at how many people have mental health problems through weed.the mental health hospitals are full of weed tokers. cigarettes first,weed second and class a drugs next. the start of a slippery slope for a lot of peoplefiremanste

i agree that certain medical conditions can benefit from thc sprays. on the other side look at how many people have mental health problems through weed.the mental health hospitals are full of weed tokers. cigarettes first,weed second and class a drugs next. the start of a slippery slope for a lot of people

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KumaBean says...11:50am Fri 15 Aug 14

Uberarticuno wrote…

Goldenwight wrote…

Could we widen the range of medical conditions to include haemorrhoids and athlete's foot, because I'm not suffering from any of the others! Seriously, though, regarding some of the earlier comments. My understanding is that medical preparations of cannabis retain the pain relief bits, but take out the bits that get you giggly & happy. Can anyone confirm whether this is the case?

They're trying to, so children can take it. I imagine they've got quite far now but I'm pretty sure most people will want the "organic" version. Can't say I'd blame them.

Strains high in CBD and low in THC have been produced, most notably Charlottes Web by the Stanley brothers, but the oil extracted from this material still contains minute traces of THC as well all of the other naturally occurring compounds one would expect to find in cannabis oil. Beneficial compounds aren't simply isolated in a lab, they're administered as a whole plant extract so that the entourage effect may take hold, all compounds found in cannabis work synergistically with one another to provide medicinal and therapeutic relief. :)

[quote][p][bold]Uberarticuno[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]Goldenwight[/bold] wrote:
Could we widen the range of medical conditions to include haemorrhoids and athlete's foot, because I'm not suffering from any of the others!
Seriously, though, regarding some of the earlier comments. My understanding is that medical preparations of cannabis retain the pain relief bits, but take out the bits that get you giggly & happy. Can anyone confirm whether this is the case?[/p][/quote]They're trying to, so children can take it. I imagine they've got quite far now but I'm pretty sure most people will want the "organic" version. Can't say I'd blame them.[/p][/quote]Strains high in CBD and low in THC have been produced, most notably Charlottes Web by the Stanley brothers, but the oil extracted from this material still contains minute traces of THC as well all of the other naturally occurring compounds one would expect to find in cannabis oil.
Beneficial compounds aren't simply isolated in a lab, they're administered as a whole plant extract so that the entourage effect may take hold, all compounds found in cannabis work synergistically with one another to provide medicinal and therapeutic relief.
:)KumaBean

Uberarticuno wrote…

Goldenwight wrote…

Could we widen the range of medical conditions to include haemorrhoids and athlete's foot, because I'm not suffering from any of the others! Seriously, though, regarding some of the earlier comments. My understanding is that medical preparations of cannabis retain the pain relief bits, but take out the bits that get you giggly & happy. Can anyone confirm whether this is the case?

They're trying to, so children can take it. I imagine they've got quite far now but I'm pretty sure most people will want the "organic" version. Can't say I'd blame them.

Strains high in CBD and low in THC have been produced, most notably Charlottes Web by the Stanley brothers, but the oil extracted from this material still contains minute traces of THC as well all of the other naturally occurring compounds one would expect to find in cannabis oil. Beneficial compounds aren't simply isolated in a lab, they're administered as a whole plant extract so that the entourage effect may take hold, all compounds found in cannabis work synergistically with one another to provide medicinal and therapeutic relief. :)

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KumaBean says...11:56am Fri 15 Aug 14

firemanste wrote…

i agree that certain medical conditions can benefit from thc sprays. on the other side look at how many people have mental health problems through weed.the mental health hospitals are full of weed tokers. cigarettes first,weed second and class a drugs next. the start of a slippery slope for a lot of people

The numbers of people using cannabis across the globe have increased exponentially over the last several decades (regardless of prohibition), yet we see no corresponding increase in the number of mental health cases or numbers of individuals seeking treatment for hard drug addiction, now, why do you suppose this is? If cannabis truly were a gateway drug as you would have people believe, how is it that half the people I know aren't on heroin already? (Clue - the gateway theory is just that, a *theory*, it's BS, correlation does not imply causation)

[quote][p][bold]firemanste[/bold] wrote:
i agree that certain medical conditions can benefit from thc sprays. on the other side look at how many people have mental health problems through weed.the mental health hospitals are full of weed tokers. cigarettes first,weed second and class a drugs next. the start of a slippery slope for a lot of people[/p][/quote]The numbers of people using cannabis across the globe have increased exponentially over the last several decades (regardless of prohibition), yet we see no corresponding increase in the number of mental health cases or numbers of individuals seeking treatment for hard drug addiction, now, why do you suppose this is?
If cannabis truly were a gateway drug as you would have people believe, how is it that half the people I know aren't on heroin already?
(Clue - the gateway theory is just that, a *theory*, it's BS, correlation does not imply causation)KumaBean

firemanste wrote…

i agree that certain medical conditions can benefit from thc sprays. on the other side look at how many people have mental health problems through weed.the mental health hospitals are full of weed tokers. cigarettes first,weed second and class a drugs next. the start of a slippery slope for a lot of people

The numbers of people using cannabis across the globe have increased exponentially over the last several decades (regardless of prohibition), yet we see no corresponding increase in the number of mental health cases or numbers of individuals seeking treatment for hard drug addiction, now, why do you suppose this is? If cannabis truly were a gateway drug as you would have people believe, how is it that half the people I know aren't on heroin already? (Clue - the gateway theory is just that, a *theory*, it's BS, correlation does not imply causation)

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discerner says...11:59am Fri 15 Aug 14

Seems to me that the Tories are out to protect big pharma, are in the main ignorant of the benefits of medicinal cannabis ,but are very happy that class A drugs are regularly prescribed.

Seems to me that the Tories are out to protect big pharma, are in the main ignorant of the benefits of medicinal cannabis ,but are very happy that class A drugs are regularly prescribed.discerner

Seems to me that the Tories are out to protect big pharma, are in the main ignorant of the benefits of medicinal cannabis ,but are very happy that class A drugs are regularly prescribed.

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s&k says...12:07pm Fri 15 Aug 14

And what do you think human beings used before we had prescription medicine controlled and distributed by greedy multi-national pharmeceutical companies?

And what do you think human beings used before we had prescription medicine controlled and distributed by greedy multi-national pharmeceutical companies?s&k

And what do you think human beings used before we had prescription medicine controlled and distributed by greedy multi-national pharmeceutical companies?

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Artrocker says...12:10pm Fri 15 Aug 14

I agree completely and class clark and keiron as mates , legal highs such as mamba are devastating the youth culture up north and everywhere .You now have homeless young kids on the streets of lincoln addicted to legal highs , legals are far more dangerous as we now very little about them, At least with cannabis we know about , and no it doesn't get rid of pain it just makes it more bearable have we not got total freedom over own bodies ? Freedom and privacy rights gone out of the window .

I agree completely and class clark and keiron as mates , legal highs such as mamba are devastating the youth culture up north and everywhere .You now have homeless young kids on the streets of lincoln addicted to legal highs , legals are far more dangerous as we now very little about them, At least with cannabis we know about , and no it doesn't get rid of pain it just makes it more bearable have we not got total freedom over own bodies ?
Freedom and privacy rights gone out of the window .Artrocker

I agree completely and class clark and keiron as mates , legal highs such as mamba are devastating the youth culture up north and everywhere .You now have homeless young kids on the streets of lincoln addicted to legal highs , legals are far more dangerous as we now very little about them, At least with cannabis we know about , and no it doesn't get rid of pain it just makes it more bearable have we not got total freedom over own bodies ? Freedom and privacy rights gone out of the window .

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Justiceforall says...12:26pm Fri 15 Aug 14

To all of the negative comments on the use of Medical Cannabis. Try being "Informed" rather than "Opinionated" You all really P**s me off!

To all of the negative comments on the use of Medical Cannabis. Try being "Informed" rather than "Opinionated" You all really P**s me off!Justiceforall

To all of the negative comments on the use of Medical Cannabis. Try being "Informed" rather than "Opinionated" You all really P**s me off!

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firemanste says...1:12pm Fri 15 Aug 14

KumaBean wrote…

firemanste wrote…

i agree that certain medical conditions can benefit from thc sprays. on the other side look at how many people have mental health problems through weed.the mental health hospitals are full of weed tokers. cigarettes first,weed second and class a drugs next. the start of a slippery slope for a lot of people

The numbers of people using cannabis across the globe have increased exponentially over the last several decades (regardless of prohibition), yet we see no corresponding increase in the number of mental health cases or numbers of individuals seeking treatment for hard drug addiction, now, why do you suppose this is? If cannabis truly were a gateway drug as you would have people believe, how is it that half the people I know aren't on heroin already? (Clue - the gateway theory is just that, a *theory*, it's BS, correlation does not imply causation)

cigarettes is the gateway drug.then chilling at partys with a joint.eees,coke,mdma .then heroin with others when your on a comedown.been there and have the t shirt for over 30 years.never touched heroin as im a uplifted bloke.visited numerous hospitals to visit freinds with psycosis and been to a few funerals since 1981 through heroin.when i look at what i have lost in the past i know i would of changed my life many years ago.i have only managed to give cigarettes up 3 years ago and as soon as i did that i stopped everything else

[quote][p][bold]KumaBean[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]firemanste[/bold] wrote:
i agree that certain medical conditions can benefit from thc sprays. on the other side look at how many people have mental health problems through weed.the mental health hospitals are full of weed tokers. cigarettes first,weed second and class a drugs next. the start of a slippery slope for a lot of people[/p][/quote]The numbers of people using cannabis across the globe have increased exponentially over the last several decades (regardless of prohibition), yet we see no corresponding increase in the number of mental health cases or numbers of individuals seeking treatment for hard drug addiction, now, why do you suppose this is?
If cannabis truly were a gateway drug as you would have people believe, how is it that half the people I know aren't on heroin already?
(Clue - the gateway theory is just that, a *theory*, it's BS, correlation does not imply causation)[/p][/quote]cigarettes is the gateway drug.then chilling at partys with a joint.eees,coke,mdma
.then heroin with others when your on a comedown.been there and have the t shirt for over 30 years.never touched heroin as im a uplifted bloke.visited numerous hospitals to visit freinds with psycosis and been to a few funerals since 1981 through heroin.when i look at what i have lost in the past i know i would of changed my life many years ago.i have only managed to give cigarettes up 3 years ago and as soon as i did that i stopped everything elsefiremanste

KumaBean wrote…

firemanste wrote…

i agree that certain medical conditions can benefit from thc sprays. on the other side look at how many people have mental health problems through weed.the mental health hospitals are full of weed tokers. cigarettes first,weed second and class a drugs next. the start of a slippery slope for a lot of people

The numbers of people using cannabis across the globe have increased exponentially over the last several decades (regardless of prohibition), yet we see no corresponding increase in the number of mental health cases or numbers of individuals seeking treatment for hard drug addiction, now, why do you suppose this is? If cannabis truly were a gateway drug as you would have people believe, how is it that half the people I know aren't on heroin already? (Clue - the gateway theory is just that, a *theory*, it's BS, correlation does not imply causation)

cigarettes is the gateway drug.then chilling at partys with a joint.eees,coke,mdma .then heroin with others when your on a comedown.been there and have the t shirt for over 30 years.never touched heroin as im a uplifted bloke.visited numerous hospitals to visit freinds with psycosis and been to a few funerals since 1981 through heroin.when i look at what i have lost in the past i know i would of changed my life many years ago.i have only managed to give cigarettes up 3 years ago and as soon as i did that i stopped everything else

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Wide Bertha says...1:18pm Fri 15 Aug 14

greeg3 wrote…

Nikski wrote…

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?

I'll explain for you and all the other contributors who missed my point.Skunk smokers would smoke it whether they claim an ailment or not. They're just common dope smokers,nothing else.

So, you would happily sit, with a whisky in your hand ' for medicinal purposes ', while telling weed smokers not to smoke weed, not because it's harmful, but because you don't agree with it ?

[quote][p][bold]greeg3[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]Nikski[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]greeg3[/bold] wrote:
I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing?
Lot of b+++++++ ![/p][/quote]The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?[/p][/quote]I'll explain for you and all the other contributors who missed my point.Skunk smokers would smoke it whether they claim an ailment or not. They're just common dope smokers,nothing else.[/p][/quote]So, you would happily sit, with a whisky in your hand ' for medicinal purposes ', while telling weed smokers not to smoke weed, not because it's harmful, but because you don't agree with it ?Wide Bertha

greeg3 wrote…

Nikski wrote…

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?

I'll explain for you and all the other contributors who missed my point.Skunk smokers would smoke it whether they claim an ailment or not. They're just common dope smokers,nothing else.

So, you would happily sit, with a whisky in your hand ' for medicinal purposes ', while telling weed smokers not to smoke weed, not because it's harmful, but because you don't agree with it ?

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NickBrt says...2:20pm Fri 15 Aug 14

I find my twice daily noiseful of coke cures all my ailments. Can I have this on prescription please Norm? Would save me a fortune.

I find my twice daily noiseful of coke cures all my ailments. Can I have this on prescription please Norm? Would save me a fortune.NickBrt

I find my twice daily noiseful of coke cures all my ailments. Can I have this on prescription please Norm? Would save me a fortune.

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discerner says...3:52pm Fri 15 Aug 14

s&k wrote…

And what do you think human beings used before we had prescription medicine controlled and distributed by greedy multi-national pharmeceutical companies?

Cannabis of course.

[quote][p][bold]s&k[/bold] wrote:
And what do you think human beings used before we had prescription medicine controlled and distributed by greedy multi-national pharmeceutical companies?[/p][/quote]Cannabis of course.discerner

s&k wrote…

And what do you think human beings used before we had prescription medicine controlled and distributed by greedy multi-national pharmeceutical companies?

Cannabis of course.

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thevoiceoftruth says...4:11pm Fri 15 Aug 14

Nikski wrote…

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?

Of course medicinal cannabis should be legalised. Those that argue against it seem to forget that patients are often prescribed opiates and barbiturates - both of which are highly addictive.

[quote][p][bold]Nikski[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]greeg3[/bold] wrote:
I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing?
Lot of b+++++++ ![/p][/quote]The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?[/p][/quote]Of course medicinal cannabis should be legalised. Those that argue against it seem to forget that patients are often prescribed opiates and barbiturates - both of which are highly addictive.thevoiceoftruth

Nikski wrote…

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?

Of course medicinal cannabis should be legalised. Those that argue against it seem to forget that patients are often prescribed opiates and barbiturates - both of which are highly addictive.

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Dr Martin says...8:08pm Fri 15 Aug 14

You will have every stoner going to his GP and saying "only weed cures my ailment/back pain etc" Nothing else works Doc, honest

You will have every stoner going to his GP and saying "only weed cures my ailment/back pain etc"
Nothing else works Doc, honestDr Martin

You will have every stoner going to his GP and saying "only weed cures my ailment/back pain etc" Nothing else works Doc, honest

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greeg3 says...10:44pm Fri 15 Aug 14

Clark420 wrote…

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

but i suppose its okay when that opium is ground then put in pills then given out through the pharmacy? I'm prescribed a hell of a lot of opiates for pain management by the NHS... i use cannabis instead as it works better and means i'm still able to function. You need to research what the endocannabinoid system is so you can be informed about the subject as you clearly don't know much about it if that's what you think.

Yes I don't know much about it,that's because I'm not a dope smoker. You're not suggesting I take up dope smoking to kill the pain of a stubbed toe are you?I don't believe only weed stops your pain!

[quote][p][bold]Clark420[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]greeg3[/bold] wrote:
I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing?
Lot of b+++++++ ![/p][/quote]but i suppose its okay when that opium is ground then put in pills then given out through the pharmacy?
I'm prescribed a hell of a lot of opiates for pain management by the NHS... i use cannabis instead as it works better and means i'm still able to function.
You need to research what the endocannabinoid system is so you can be informed about the subject as you clearly don't know much about it if that's what you think.[/p][/quote]Yes I don't know much about it,that's because I'm not a dope smoker.
You're not suggesting I take up dope smoking to kill the pain of a stubbed toe are you?I don't believe only weed stops your pain!greeg3

Clark420 wrote…

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

but i suppose its okay when that opium is ground then put in pills then given out through the pharmacy? I'm prescribed a hell of a lot of opiates for pain management by the NHS... i use cannabis instead as it works better and means i'm still able to function. You need to research what the endocannabinoid system is so you can be informed about the subject as you clearly don't know much about it if that's what you think.

Yes I don't know much about it,that's because I'm not a dope smoker. You're not suggesting I take up dope smoking to kill the pain of a stubbed toe are you?I don't believe only weed stops your pain!

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greeg3 says...10:54pm Fri 15 Aug 14

Wide Bertha wrote…

greeg3 wrote…

Nikski wrote…

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?

I'll explain for you and all the other contributors who missed my point.Skunk smokers would smoke it whether they claim an ailment or not. They're just common dope smokers,nothing else.

So, you would happily sit, with a whisky in your hand ' for medicinal purposes ', while telling weed smokers not to smoke weed, not because it's harmful, but because you don't agree with it ?

I don't drink whisky I'm afraid.If I was going to,it would be to get plastered,not for medicinal purposes. In any event,smoking dope is quite different from drinking a fifth of a gill of whisky,as well you know.

[quote][p][bold]Wide Bertha[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]greeg3[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]Nikski[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]greeg3[/bold] wrote:
I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing?
Lot of b+++++++ ![/p][/quote]The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?[/p][/quote]I'll explain for you and all the other contributors who missed my point.Skunk smokers would smoke it whether they claim an ailment or not. They're just common dope smokers,nothing else.[/p][/quote]So, you would happily sit, with a whisky in your hand ' for medicinal purposes ', while telling weed smokers not to smoke weed, not because it's harmful, but because you don't agree with it ?[/p][/quote]I don't drink whisky I'm afraid.If I was going to,it would be to get plastered,not for medicinal purposes.
In any event,smoking dope is quite different from drinking a fifth of a gill of whisky,as well you know.greeg3

Wide Bertha wrote…

greeg3 wrote…

Nikski wrote…

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?

I'll explain for you and all the other contributors who missed my point.Skunk smokers would smoke it whether they claim an ailment or not. They're just common dope smokers,nothing else.

So, you would happily sit, with a whisky in your hand ' for medicinal purposes ', while telling weed smokers not to smoke weed, not because it's harmful, but because you don't agree with it ?

I don't drink whisky I'm afraid.If I was going to,it would be to get plastered,not for medicinal purposes. In any event,smoking dope is quite different from drinking a fifth of a gill of whisky,as well you know.

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B rian Tawses left foot says...12:53pm Sun 17 Aug 14

greeg3 says... Nikski wrote: greeg3 wrote: I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ ! The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?I'll explain for you and all the other contributors who missed my point.Skunk smokers would smoke it whether they claim an ailment or not. They're just common dope smokers,nothing else. Goodness me. How dreadful.

greeg3 says...
Nikski wrote:
greeg3 wrote:
I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing?
Lot of b+++++++ !
The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?I'll explain for you and all the other contributors who missed my point.Skunk smokers would smoke it whether they claim an ailment or not. They're just common dope smokers,nothing else.
Goodness me. How dreadful.B rian Tawses left foot

greeg3 says... Nikski wrote: greeg3 wrote: I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ ! The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?I'll explain for you and all the other contributors who missed my point.Skunk smokers would smoke it whether they claim an ailment or not. They're just common dope smokers,nothing else. Goodness me. How dreadful.

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B rian Tawses left foot says...12:57pm Sun 17 Aug 14

Dr Martin says... You will have every stoner going to his GP and saying "only weed cures my ailment/back pain etc" Nothing else works Doc, honest. That would save the NHS a fortune.

Dr Martin says...
You will have every stoner going to his GP and saying "only weed cures my ailment/back pain etc"
Nothing else works Doc, honest.
That would save the NHS a fortune.B rian Tawses left foot

Dr Martin says... You will have every stoner going to his GP and saying "only weed cures my ailment/back pain etc" Nothing else works Doc, honest. That would save the NHS a fortune.

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Dr Martin says...11:18pm Sun 17 Aug 14

I doubt it

I doubt itDr Martin

I doubt it

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dave30 says...12:07pm Wed 20 Aug 14

NickBrt wrote…

If it was another drug those campaigners wouldn't be interested. They gravitate to cannabis like bees round a honeypot. Probably cos it sends them tripping!

http://www.cmcr.ucsd .edu/index.php?optio n=com_content&view=c ategory&layout=blog& id=102&Itemid=170 DO SOMe reading AND EDUCATE YOURSELF NEED ANY MORE PROOF LET ME KNOW I HAVE PLENTY

[quote][p][bold]NickBrt[/bold] wrote:
If it was another drug those campaigners wouldn't be interested. They gravitate to cannabis like bees round a honeypot. Probably cos it sends them tripping![/p][/quote]http://www.cmcr.ucsd
.edu/index.php?optio
n=com_content&view=c
ategory&layout=blog&
id=102&Itemid=170
DO SOMe reading AND EDUCATE YOURSELF NEED ANY MORE PROOF LET ME KNOW I HAVE PLENTYdave30

NickBrt wrote…

If it was another drug those campaigners wouldn't be interested. They gravitate to cannabis like bees round a honeypot. Probably cos it sends them tripping!

http://www.cmcr.ucsd .edu/index.php?optio n=com_content&view=c ategory&layout=blog& id=102&Itemid=170 DO SOMe reading AND EDUCATE YOURSELF NEED ANY MORE PROOF LET ME KNOW I HAVE PLENTY

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dave30 says...12:09pm Wed 20 Aug 14

Wide Bertha wrote…

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

[quote][p][bold]Wide Bertha[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]greeg3[/bold] wrote: I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ ![/p][/quote]' I heard '[/p][/quote]http://www.cmcr.ucsd
.edu/index.php?optio
n=com_content&view=c
ategory&layout=blog&
id=102&Itemid=170dave30

Wide Bertha wrote…

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

[quote][p][bold]greeg3[/bold] wrote:
I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ ![/p][/quote]http://www.collectiv
e-evolution.com/2013
/08/23/20-medical-st
udies-that-prove-can
nabis-can-cure-cance
r/dave30

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

[quote][p][bold]greeg3[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]Nikski[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]greeg3[/bold] wrote: I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ ![/p][/quote]The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?[/p][/quote]I'll explain for you and all the other contributors who missed my point.Skunk smokers would smoke it whether they claim an ailment or not. They're just common dope smokers,nothing else.[/p][/quote]http://edition.cnn.c
om/2013/08/08/health
/gupta-changed-mind-
marijuana/
http://www.collectiv
e-evolution.com/2013
/08/23/20-medical-st
udies-that-prove-can
nabis-can-cure-cance
r/
http://www.godandsci
ence.org/doctrine/me
dical_marijuana_revi
ew.html
http://www.collectiv
e-evolution.com/2014
/01/05/the-top-10-st
udies-of-2013-provin
g-the-medicinal-powe
r-of-cannabis/
http://www.alternet.
org/drugs/nida-direc
tors-tells-congress-
its-easier-study-her
oin-or-cocaine-marij
uana
http://rt.com/usa/16
3644-colorado-mariju
ana-crime-drop/dave30

greeg3 wrote…

Nikski wrote…

greeg3 wrote…

I heard of someone who had medical problems,the only thing that helped with the pain was smoking Opium.I wonder if this is the same thing? Lot of b+++++++ !

The 'herd' have always 'heard' of someone......or perhaps they read it in the Daily Fail, that wonderfully informed comic?

I'll explain for you and all the other contributors who missed my point.Skunk smokers would smoke it whether they claim an ailment or not. They're just common dope smokers,nothing else.

i agree that certain medical conditions can benefit from thc sprays. on the other side look at how many people have mental health problems through weed.the mental health hospitals are full of weed tokers. cigarettes first,weed second and class a drugs next. the start of a slippery slope for a lot of people

YEARS OF BULL AND PROPAGANDA THIS JUST IS NOT THE CASE THIS IS A PROVEN LIE WHICH THE GOVERNMENT FEED US BECAUSE OF THE FACT THEY KNOW CANNABIS WILL KILL THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY WHICH COINCIDENTALLY IS WORTH TRILLIONS EVERY YEAR

[quote][p][bold]firemanste[/bold] wrote:
i agree that certain medical conditions can benefit from thc sprays. on the other side look at how many people have mental health problems through weed.the mental health hospitals are full of weed tokers. cigarettes first,weed second and class a drugs next. the start of a slippery slope for a lot of people[/p][/quote]YEARS OF BULL AND PROPAGANDA THIS JUST IS NOT THE CASE THIS IS A PROVEN LIE WHICH THE GOVERNMENT FEED US BECAUSE OF THE FACT THEY KNOW CANNABIS WILL KILL THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY WHICH COINCIDENTALLY IS WORTH TRILLIONS EVERY YEARdave30

firemanste wrote…

i agree that certain medical conditions can benefit from thc sprays. on the other side look at how many people have mental health problems through weed.the mental health hospitals are full of weed tokers. cigarettes first,weed second and class a drugs next. the start of a slippery slope for a lot of people

YEARS OF BULL AND PROPAGANDA THIS JUST IS NOT THE CASE THIS IS A PROVEN LIE WHICH THE GOVERNMENT FEED US BECAUSE OF THE FACT THEY KNOW CANNABIS WILL KILL THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY WHICH COINCIDENTALLY IS WORTH TRILLIONS EVERY YEAR

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Dr Martin says...12:05am Thu 21 Aug 14

dave30 wrote…

firemanste wrote…

i agree that certain medical conditions can benefit from thc sprays. on the other side look at how many people have mental health problems through weed.the mental health hospitals are full of weed tokers. cigarettes first,weed second and class a drugs next. the start of a slippery slope for a lot of people

YEARS OF BULL AND PROPAGANDA THIS JUST IS NOT THE CASE THIS IS A PROVEN LIE WHICH THE GOVERNMENT FEED US BECAUSE OF THE FACT THEY KNOW CANNABIS WILL KILL THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY WHICH COINCIDENTALLY IS WORTH TRILLIONS EVERY YEAR

sativex

[quote][p][bold]dave30[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]firemanste[/bold] wrote:
i agree that certain medical conditions can benefit from thc sprays. on the other side look at how many people have mental health problems through weed.the mental health hospitals are full of weed tokers. cigarettes first,weed second and class a drugs next. the start of a slippery slope for a lot of people[/p][/quote]YEARS OF BULL AND PROPAGANDA THIS JUST IS NOT THE CASE THIS IS A PROVEN LIE WHICH THE GOVERNMENT FEED US BECAUSE OF THE FACT THEY KNOW CANNABIS WILL KILL THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY WHICH COINCIDENTALLY IS WORTH TRILLIONS EVERY YEAR[/p][/quote]sativexDr Martin

dave30 wrote…

firemanste wrote…

i agree that certain medical conditions can benefit from thc sprays. on the other side look at how many people have mental health problems through weed.the mental health hospitals are full of weed tokers. cigarettes first,weed second and class a drugs next. the start of a slippery slope for a lot of people

YEARS OF BULL AND PROPAGANDA THIS JUST IS NOT THE CASE THIS IS A PROVEN LIE WHICH THE GOVERNMENT FEED US BECAUSE OF THE FACT THEY KNOW CANNABIS WILL KILL THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY WHICH COINCIDENTALLY IS WORTH TRILLIONS EVERY YEAR

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